in style for the band and their fans. All of the new music was made available for download and streaming through major services. 2018: Summer tour and 30th anniversary In the spring of 2018, God Street Wine announced a five-city tour to begin the celebration of their 30th anniversary. Starting on July 29 in Chicago and travelling to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Boston, and New York City, the band played 4 City Winery locations as well as Ardmore Music Hall (Philadelphia). On June 15, 2018, God Street Wine announced that their seminal 1994 album "$1.99 Romances" was once again available after spending two decades out of print. In addition to availability on streaming services such as Spotify, it was also made available for purchase at cdbaby and Bandcamp. In advance of their Summer 2018 Tour God Street Wine released two new studio recordings "Smile on us Sarah", and "On The Shores of Silver Lake". "Simle On Us Sarah" was notable for being the first of the band's post-reunion batch of songs to feature Aaron Maxwell as lead vocalist. In early December 2018 God Street Wine released a video to their YouTube channel featuring a performance of the instrumental composition "Stupid Hat". This performance is notable for being recorded remotely. Pifer, Bevo and Maxwell in New York, Osander in Berlin, and Faber in New Orleans. Later that month they capped off their 30th Anniversary year with a career spanning 3 set performance at New York's Gramercy Theater. 2019: Summer tour and new album, This Fine Town On April 3, 2019, announced via their Facebook page that they will participate in moe.down, a festival in Upstate New York organized by their contemporary's moe. This will mark God Street Wine's first appearance at this festival. Lo Faber previously played the festival in with the Lo Faber Band days before the first God Street Wine reunion. moe. has been hosting this festival since 2000. On April 16, 2019, God Street Wine announced via social media and their website that they will play seven shows in the summer of 2019, in addition to their previously announced appearance at moe.down. Asbury Park, NJ, Richmond VA, Fairfield, Ct, and Hampton, NH are cities the band has not yet visited since reforming in 2009. One June 4, 2019, God Street Wine announced a new album This Fine Town and made it immediately available via all major online music streaming